Where to watch Dasvi online?

Dasvi is available for streaming on JioHotstar, Netflix, Plex, with the OTT release on January 1, 2023. You can watch it on JioHotstar, Netflix, Plex in India at your convenience.

What is Dasvi OTT release date?

Dasvi became available for digital streaming on JioHotstar, Netflix, Plex on January 1, 2023.

Yes, Dasvi is available on Netflix India from January 1, 2023.

Is Dasvi on Amazon Prime Video?

Dasvi is not currently on Amazon Prime Video. It is streaming on JioHotstar, Netflix, Plex.

Dasvi was directed by Tushar Jalota and released in 2022. Tushar Jalota is a prominent filmmaker in Hindi film industry.

Dasvi stars Abhishek Bachchan alongside Yami Gautam, Nimrat Kaur, Chittaranjan Tripathy, Danish Husain, Shivankit Singh Parihar. The film marks a collaboration between Abhishek Bachchan and director Tushar Jalota within Hindi cinema.

Is Dasvi worth watching?

Dasvi holds a rating of 6.3/10.

Who composed the music for Dasvi?

The music for Dasvi was composed by SachinJigar. SachinJigar is a well-known name in Hindi film music, and the soundtrack contributes significantly to the film's identity.

Who wrote the screenplay for Dasvi?

The screenplay for Dasvi was written by Ram Bajpai.

Dasvi(2022)

6.3/10

Hindi•127 mins•direct-to-OTT•Updated 6 May 2026

Dasvi (2022) is a 127-minute Hindi film directed by Tushar Jalota. Starring Abhishek Bachchan, Yami Gautam and Nimrat Kaur. With a rating of 6.3/10 reflecting mixed audience reception and a moderate performer verdict at the box office.

Director:Tushar Jalota

Mood:

funnyinspiringemotional

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Dasvi is streaming on Plex and Netflix since 1 January 2023.

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Quick Facts

Streaming on: Plex, Netflix, JioCinema
OTT Release Date: 1 January 2023
Theatrical Release: 7 April 2022
Director: Tushar Jalota
Language: Hindi
Runtime: 2h 7m
Rating: 6.3/10

Storyline

A corrupt politician gets sent to prison. While locked up, he decides to try and finish high school. Meanwhile, his wife back home is working on her own secret plans.

“Locked up, but not giving up on learning.”

Film Details

6.3Rating

127Minutes

HindiLanguage

Release Date7 April 2022

Release Typedirect-to-OTT

Also Known As铁窗苦读

Parental Guide

Violence

Low

Language

Low

Sex / Nudity

Mild

Drugs

Mild

Intensity

Low

Where to Watch

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₹149 / monthAvailable from 1 Jan 2023

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JioCinemaFree

No subscription neededAvailable from 1 Jan 2023

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Vibe & Tags

Mood

funnyinspiringemotional

Themes

corruptionidentityjusticefamily

Tonesatirical

Pacingmoderate

Complexitylight

Audiencemultiplex

Best Withfamily

Violence1

Emotion3

Humor4

Rewatchability3

Cast & Crew

Abhishek BachchanGanga Ram Chaudhary

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Yami GautamJyoti Deswal

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Nimrat KaurBimla Devi

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Chittaranjan TripathyTandon

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Danish HusainRai Bareilly

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Shivankit Singh PariharKavish

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Arun KushwahGhanti aka Balram

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Dhanveer SinghAtul Chaudhary

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Abhimanyu YadavGoonga

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Yami Gautam DharJyoti Deswal

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Tushar JalotaDirector

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Dinesh VijanCrew

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Ram BajpaiCrew

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Reunion Meter

Frequent partnerships reunited for Dasvi

Cast reunions in this film: Dinesh Vijan & Jigar Saraiya (2 films together).

Dinesh VijanProducer

2nd time

Jigar SaraiyaOriginal Music Composer

Dinesh Vijan × Jigar Saraiya — 2 films together →

Trivia

The film's title 'Dasvi' means 'tenth' in Hindi, referring to the 10th standard school exam the main character aims to pass.
Actor Abhishek Bachchan prepared for his role by spending time with real-life prison inmates to understand their behavior.
This was one of the first major Hindi films to be shot extensively at the Central Jail in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
Director Tushar Jalota drew inspiration from real news stories about politicians pursuing education while in prison.
The film's soundtrack includes a song called 'Bachcha Party', which playfully references the student life the politician enters.
Nimrat Kaur's character, the politician's wife, was written to subvert the typical 'loyal spouse' trope seen in many films.
Despite being a comedy-drama, the film highlights the low literacy rate problem among adults in India through its story.